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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02
What Killed Ar,o.

James Parton, in writ;na way j
mus Ward" gives tho 9 Of
early death in these wora cause
er he lectured, whether I ~ :, y
land, California, or I ond "a Nj
sure to be a knot of youn,. ~
gather round him, and 1 aa tel
him to his hotel, ordegs 60 h. hon
spend half the night in to sl'n?pp
and .1ls singing songs. 'slaagg
10 any man this will /.
time; but when the n nei 9e
follows an evenings per sfu.ly
fore an audience, and is suoaal
journey the next day. 1tlhc a
fearfully rapid. Five ye ars " y!
life finished poor Charles t 10, Of
HE was not o deep dizzy ioH
was not a man of strong a ura n,
was the nights spent in ap pei
which his system needed f., eo "
sent him to his grave for ~, s At
fore his time. "
For men of his profession
editors, literary men, and art;s.
is only one safety-teetottssiII;ss
should have taken the % ~
stage-driver on the plains. 1 ~ !.
once offered some whisky. And NJ
mend it strongly to every v vnu
i don't drink, I won't dr; NV
don't like to see anybody ell.
I'm of the opinion of those ~, ~,
keep your top cool. Tb M'
snow and I've got brains; that;
difference" ''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

one day that the Sheriff brought me back, we
have been wandering over the country from
one State to another, and so do not feel safe
anywhere. We were IN Missouri, Nebraska,
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri again We cannot
stay in one place any length of time, as we are
bounded worse than murderers or horse
thieves What the end will be cannot fore
tell Under the circumstances, can anybody
wonder that would throw up the sponge?
have fought the fanatics for six long years.
Since January have quit sell
ing in Kansas, and opened depot in Kansas
City Mo-, where l ship my beer, and have to
find sale from there Our last Legislature
has made the law much stricter, and it will
be very hard to sell any beer hereafter in
Kansas
Is not that sufficient answer to the
hibit?
3. The third point made is that
prohibition has an injurious effect Np-
on all kinds of business; that it checks
prosperity, increases idleness and crime,
and is an evil to the State.
Governor Martin, of Kansas, speak
ing upon this point, says:
In 1880 the population Of the State was
996, O96 We had been twenty five years in
attaining that population To-day Kansas
six years we have gained half million.
In 1880 only fifty-five towns and cities had
q population exceeding LOCO, and six had
each over 5000. In 1885, ninety-one towns
and cities each had over 600 and twelve had
each over 5000.
In 1880 We had only 886S, SS4 acres under
cultivation; in 1885 we had IA, 252, SIS acres
In 1880 the farms of Kansas were valued at
only 1924, 17S, 9S6, and the farm products for
that year aggregated only sS4, Sc, 4s6: in 1885
the farms Of the state were valued at $4OS
OLA, 454, and the farm products Of that year
aggregated 4143, 81, O16
In 1880 the live stock Of Kansas was worth
only So, SIS, $50; in 1885 it was worth 4117,-
81, 500
In 1880 the assessed valuation Of the prop
erty of Kansas, real, personal, and railroad,
aggregated $l60, SOL, ESQ; in 1885 it aggregated
$24s, S45, 276
In 1885 we had only {, 1O4 miles Of railway;
We have now s. III miles.
In 1880 we had 5, 3l5 school-houses; in 1885
We had 6,673 In 1880 we expended 81, SIS $50
for the support of our common schools; in
1885 We expended 81, 81, 1853.
In 1880 We had only 346 newspapers and
| 1874 churches; in 1885 we had 5Sl newspapers
and 8, $40 churches
Do these figures show loss of pros
perity? Does not the rapid increase
in population, in wealth, in all the Wis
ible signs of growth and prosperity,
speak volumes in favor of Prohibition
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

The last Legislature OF MINI
enacted a "high-license" law, ti1ll
icense-fee at 81, GOO. That it DO
prove adequate for the prevent
drunkenness is apparent from u
timony of the st. Paul Pioneer !:
which in o recent number says;
are 80 many drunken men on the {, $
as to attract attention; for the
met on almost every crosslns'
street-cars, and other Localities
we would be just as we'll pleas $
to meet them" In the light OF u
markable statement concerning
prevalence of drunkenness, IN
perience of st. Paul with III
cense," whatever may be its r.
results, cannot be very reassufi;
those who looked hopefully 10
Temperance measure,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

1HE newspaper, Fire and Water, de-
voted to fire protection, water supply,
ETC., in cities, relates a singular acci-
dent, which came near being serious.
In dyeing establishment man was
cleaning q flannel gown in tub of ben
zine, fully 100 feet removed from a
flame of any kind. He was simply
rubbing the garment with his bare
hands, when, as he describes it, "sud-
denly the whole tubful Of stuff went up
in a blaze" and he escaped death or
serious injury only by an instructive
and instantaneous backward leap. The
friction caused by handling the flannel
generated electricity, which ignited the
vapors arising from the benzine. This,
the editor says, is in its details the first
instance of the kind which has vet
come to our knowledge, and the fire
having been quickly extinguished by
the employees, would probably never
have been reported had not one of
them casually mentioned it.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

A LIQUOR paper entreats the e.a ii
bitionists to give the liquor ae as
rest. How can we, for we ar 1,s o 90. }
on the best of authority that tne1'
rest for the wicked. The goo up11
tells us that God "gives HIS h Us
Sleep" that is rest; but reme ells .
it is His beloved that get t y u . I
favor. We commend this DIV ! y III
mon to the worried and wearleu. 4
men, with the reminder th 1S.s
troubles have only begun u naeo
bring forth fruits meet for lypT 70;
and that mighty quickly.-1"' -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

The friends of Temperance INA
encouragement in the recent sign
and prophetic declaration OF the
pion, a Western liquor organ
declares that sunless complete
ton takes place the liquor tral.'e
United States will be slowly pul
asphxiated or choked to death D!
of Congress inside of a decade Oh .
There are no signs of any sueh IL
visible, and we trust Congress
very distant day will make the !,
pion's dolorous prophecy ~
reality,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

The good that is done in pleasant
way accomplishes most and is most last
ing. Good advice, given kindly, is
worth dozen reproofs accompanied
by scowls.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02
Nonlan,s RIGHTS.

Woman's rights conventions ore a
protest against many former absurd,
unreasonable ideas-the mere physical
and culinary idea OF womanhood. as
connected only with buildings and shirt
buttons, the unjust and unequal burdens
which the laws of harsher ages had
cast upon the sex. Many Of the women
connected with these movements are as
superior in everything properly
womanly as they are in exceptional tai
ent and culture.
There is no manner of doubt that the
sphere of woman is properly to be en-
larged, and that republican govern
ments in particular are to be saved from
corruption and failure only by allowing
to women this enlarged sphere. Every
woman has rights as human being
first, which belongs to no sex, and
ought to be as freely conceded to her
as if she We're man--and first and
foremost, the great right of doing any
thing which God and nature evidently
have fitted her to excel in.
A state is but an association of fami-
lies, and laws relate to the right and
immunities which touch woman's
most private and immediate wants and
dearest hopes: and there is no reason
why sister, wife, and mother should be
more powerless in the state than in the
home. Nor does it make woman un-
womanly to express an opinion by drop
ping slip Of paper into q box more
than to express that same opinion by
conversation. In fact, there is no doubt
that in all matters relating to the in
terests OF education, temperance, and
religion the state would be material
gamer by receiving the votes of women.
Harriet BeecIer StOue
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

breeding, and utterly H.,
fatuation that ever para1u uestrat
comforts co MO and characters yea q; / =
of this otherwise blessed OF TIL
P, Y n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

ToADs are an article of merchandise
in Paris, being kept in tubes and sold
at the rate of two francs q dozen.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

We are sure to get the better of for
tune if we do but grapnle with her.
Seneca.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-02

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The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
ShERIFF'S SALE.

In the District Court, srd Judicial District Mon.
tana Territory, Beaverfead County.
Nathaniel II. Wood. plaintiff,
Sarah y. +. A,nts, Azci Ancs, Jr., Bcavcrhc:,d
Live stock Company ct ais, defendants.
Foreclosure OF AlortSagc-Dcht and interest, S,,, :
$500.
Costs and charges. $l,ol2.7s.
BY virtue y: decree Of the above Cntitlc,, court
in the above entitled action, to me du!v issued,
will sell at Sheriff s SALE III the front door of the
court house, in the cityc. Dillon. Beavcrhcld Co..
Montana Territory, On Thursday: the ,4th day ot
November. a. D., 1887, the following described
real property. tO-wit:
The southeast quarter OF section 10: the south
half o the northcast quarter the northwest quarter
u the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section 10: the west half o;
the northweStqn,r,cr the southeast quarter of the
northwcs; quarter and the southwest quarter ot
section lo Also much, (bcing 40 acres more or
lcss) as the Rcavereai Live Stock Company NOW
quarter Of section II. and the north halt of the
northwest quarter OF section Ia the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter. The south half OF
the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section Is; the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter the south halt OF
the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter oi
the southeast quarter OF section 49, the northwest
quarter Of the mon thcst quarter the north half oi
the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter nf section -. and the north
west Quarter ol section Is, all Of which lots pieces
and parcels Of land are in township y. south ot
range west. situate the lc:,verhe:d river abuu,
10 miles below The city Of Dillon in said county ri
Beavcrhc:,d.
Together viii, all and singular the premises and
app',r'enlncr>. wa,cr-rghts, easements. bitches
canals. dams and reservoirs in anvwisc ,hcr.unt,
belonging or app.rtaining.
sale to commence 1T clock y. H.. of said day
Terms. cash.
TlIOS. Z. JONES,
Sheriff OF iieavcrhcad County. Montana,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land. FINAL Proof. Notice For Pub.
licatiOn.
UNITED STATES LAND OrricF.
lIclInl Mont St.ufs,nlM.r ,h lSS.

UNITED STATES LAND OrricF,
Helena, Mont, September 10, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that David Lamont. ad
.ninistrator OF estate Of Clark Smith, OF Dillon,
Bcavcrhcad county. Mont, has filed notice of in.
tcnt;on to make proof his desert land claim No
!o7S. tor the 81 SEi.t Seq: 80 El5 Sec. 81. VIZ
NWl-4 and swift Sec. 81 lip. 9 5 Il J, " before
~. H. Melton probate Judge of I,cavcrhcad county,
NJ r.. at Dillon. Mont. on Tues day, the S,h day Of
November, 1887.
Ie names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
James i:dc, George NJ. Brown, James Xarbv and
John 5. Meade. all Of lsannack city. Mont.
5. w. 1.ANtiIiORNE, Reg sttr.
RoEERr u. SMITH Attorney for Lamont. 4o.td
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Orilr;. At HELENA. Mont. Sep. IA. 1857
NOTICE: is kcrrnv given that the folluwin" nam.
cd settler has filed notice ni his intention 10 make
final prcot in supper, of his claim, and that said
proof will l,c made before the Clerk q! the District
Court, of Hcn:crcau Co.,. Montana. tt the city at
Dillon. Montana. on
November :G, 1881. viz: Jarius \. Chase.
who mad, homestead application Number ..pl,
for the NJ. Mex. SW4 NEI4and NW'-, >E'-l,
sec. 81. Up. Il SW. :.
lie names the t'oOwin. witnesses To prove his
continuous TT Silcncc upon and cultivation "t said
land. va: James Inncs. Alfred II. McNev Frank
NJ. Dixon and William Fraser. all ot WisdoniN /.
4s.td S.W. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE 1T Helena, Mont, Sept. IS, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that :hc following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim and thai
said proof will bc made before II. II. NIclic Pro
Mont, on
November 5th, 1887. viz: Arthur Sullivan
who made homestead application No. .,.o5 for III,
SEI.4 Sec. 3, TIP. SRSW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: James p. Murray. Robert II. Sciw,v
MT.
to-td $, W, LASGl,oRNE Reyist.r
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Notice for Final Proof.

Land Office At Helena, Mont, Oc. ,rd. 1857.
.Sntcc is hereby given that the following. .n;,,nc,,
-,tllcr has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proofin support Of his claim. and that said
prnn: will he made before X r. Melton. probate
I:inu, on
November IL. 1881. viz: John ". Moran.
who made prce'np,ion i. = NJ" 7oS.' Tor the SEi-4
Sec Tp.lS X w.
lie narc:; tn. following witnesses to r.ovc his
continuous residence upon, and rul,, atom of said
land, viz James Gccrv. Chas. Herman, .inton II.
Jackson ana William j.: isrch,nc, all ~ Wisdom,
Mont.
i:.t! :. W. l.A.Nt;//OENl., Reg i>tcr.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
yG APPLICATION No. 1921,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, f.,
Helena, Montana. Oct. II. 1877. /

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Montana, Oct. II, 1Ss7.j
ICE is hereby given that George w. Ear
whose pOstotfice address is butte City,
eas this day filed his application for a
laO linear feet Of the Greensboro lode
tiaim, situated in Birch Creek mining
beaverhead county, Montana Territory,
lo1, course and extent of the said min
designated by an official survey there
10. " township No. 5south range No.
eng more particularly set forth and de-
= the official field notes and plat there
EN- this Office, as follows. to-wit: Be-
the W cor. q granite stone in place
=. above ground marked ~ 1-21ss for
messed by hearing trees from which in
nlNo. established for surveys in sup
sesefveyedl !. ) south range 10 W bears
west 5l1l.7 It. and running thence
.ets, thence north 1:kU feet, thence, W 200
south l!uo It. to cor. No. the place Of
Co1talninR an area of ::sO.tjt acres in
claimed by the above named appli-
'ston OF this mine il recorded in the
Me Gounty Recorder of Heaverhead
y rage IL? in book ~" of records.
"''nlng claims are unknown.
.. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE ut Helena, Mont, October 5, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the follow. named set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make fina
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will i,e made before II. H. Melton probate Judge o
Bcaverhcad county, NJ. T., at Dillon, Mont, on
Nov. 18th. 1887, viz:Nvm. +. l,oel,lne.
who mad. prce,nption lcclara,ory statement No
ZOOS tor the : ELI Sec. -, Tp SRl5W
continues residence upon, and cultivation OF said
l.lnd. viz: John W. Moran, George Smith
-Anton II. Jackson and Charles Herman, all Of WIS
lo,r Montana.
i,-td :. W. LAN',,loRNr. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
'''E FOR FINAL PROOF

r. At HELENA. NJ. T., Sept. u, 1857.
seler has hS u given that the following nam .
proof i MED notice of his intention to
will ~. h support of his claim, and that
ase Br,,'nEIae made before the II. Il. Melton.
|.,oa 'eFacad Co"ntv, NJ. T., at D,l'
h,ms',,'' o''v'z: James Mcknight,
ssss' ses'e,a ae d application No, az, for ,h,.
"a Ws W sWA SEX sWN Sec. M ~. ,s
u assonl.owiny witnesses +, ,ro,,. ,,;s
WiIl,mss WiIl;smms upon, ard cultivation nf' nt ~;; "i
ND James 5. ss, E,,sa Martin V. Nay. Mel.
'erster, all OF H:,nnack,
s.w.LANGuoRNE, REGISTER
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land, Final 0f.--Nottce far Pub
licatiOM.
L. :. LAND OFFICE, Helena. Mont,
SeilicullMr 7nth lSS.

Us. LAND OFFICE, Helena. Mont,
September goth, lSS7.!
Notice is hereby given that Matthias Waldlerr
Of Wisdom, iscavcrlcad county, Mont, has file,
notice of intention to make proof on his desert land
claim Nc. ms. for the Swift -. NWl., Sec. /
NW,.4 sec. q, Ii,. 5 Il IS W before II. x. Mel
ton probate Judge of iscaverhead county, NJ. 7. al
Dillon, Montana. Tuesday, the ISti, day Of Nov.
1857.
He names the following witnesses To prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said land
George N'oodworth, frank Shoemaker, Johr
Wright and Charles Francis all OF Wisdom, Mont
4,.td :. W. IANtilloRNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land, Final Proof,-Notice tor Pull,
lfcati0il.
tNirEb STATES LAND Crr,cl.
Helena Nrrrt co~%,..l,.... -. pa

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Helena Mont, September 2h 1857.
Notice is hereby given that Richard NJ. Arnold
of Dillon: Beavcrhead county, Montana, has filed
claim No. III, for The lots i. and !, SEA- NWi
SA NEl.4 and SEr-4 Sec. 4 wiz SW,.,
SEii::4 SWI::4 Sec. Tp. oS RS " before X. r.
T.. ut Dillon, Montana, on Monday. the -th ,Inv ri
November. 1857. - ""' -
He names the following witnesses to prove tho
ROYAL II. Beazley, William II. Vaughn. Ceorr,
Mont. " ''
io.td s. W. fASt;,oRSr R.r;s,..
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land. Final Proof Notice for Pub
lic0tiOn,
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE,
Hclcna, Mont. Sentclnllcr . ;rd, lSS.. l

UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE,
Helena, Mont, September -Srd, lS>,.
Notice is hereby given that John Shincheryer. II
e:lvcrllead county. Montana, has filed notice of in
tcn,ion to make proof his descr, land claim No.
1000, for the NWi:a Mel. + EI9 NEIL NE!4 Sci :,
Sec. -, NWI-. SW,-4 Sec. "a. Tp. 10, > X 10 W.
before II X Melton probate Judge Hclvcrhc:,d Co.,
Mt, at Dillon, Mont. ON Saturday, the s,h day "t
November, 1887.
lie names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
James ". Scott. Daniel H. Ciaph:.n,. Emerson,
Hill and William L. Mcintosh, all Of Red Rock,
Mont.
n-td =. w. i.AN(;llORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
S1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
& APPLICATION NO. 1929.
DSiTED SrATEs LAND OFFICE.
Helena, Mont. 0ct ~ 1xx. {

Helena. Mont. Oct. II, lsss. :
FL I Is hereby given, that George W. Far
Saose Saa ;. N'stoffice address is Butte CITY.
|. 'ss issa this n day filed his application for a
Y ;na .a9 linear feet Of the Indian oueen
y, ivy el, eGialm, situated in Birch Creek min
nas;,;a NJ, i;,f;aserhead county, Montana Terri
.a;m. I;rm'oil' ~ course and extent Of the said
a a' la.' GHesignated G by an official survey
~ ~ no. ~ township No. : south range
k.bas s;ns ~ more particularly set forth
pn n Sla ~ n me official field notes and ulat
rr me at ~ ~ this office, as follows, t,,-wit:
:, a;n ~ Hse " cor. u granite stone :.Oxl5-
d hy ha. hns. deep marked l-2ll7 for cor. /
ii Naring trees from which initial
asu.,e,ttahb established is for surveys in % sun.
:Esseyedl s. I: 'south range 10 ". tnars
I'm Ia west s = feet and running theme" i
m n ! 'eet e. thence s 73S + So #. % thence. %
a p.aas thence n 13e W GO #. to- cor.
ers rssir T. u y beginning containin. m nre;,
pplicant. ''es GRAINED by the above
uson thu = Of this mine is recor,ad !, tho
% a. pass sao,Gnn,ty mt Recorder of Beayerb.m'l
joip;n'. ee ~ ~ IN book co. of records.
"'as Claims are unknown.
D. W. LANGHORNE, Rcyistrr.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land. Final Proof Notice for Pub
liCatiOn.
L. :. LAND OFF,CE. Helena. Mont. ,
Srntr;nhcr. ,Otil. lSS.. 1

Us. LAND OrFiCE. Helena. Mont.
September, goth. 1857.
Notice is hereby given that George Woodwork,
notice Of intention to make proof his dcscr, land
claim No. IlS), TOR the Sc. Il ~ Nell: NWl.i
NE,-! Sec. ~. NWii SWl.+ Sec. :, TIP. :; 5 IS
W before H. X. Melton. Probate udgc OF Beaver
head county NJ. r.. at Dillon Montana. Tuesday.
IT, 9Th day Of November. 1887.
lie n,nacs the following" witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said Land
Matthias Wald!!crr. Frank Shoemaker. John Wright
an, Charles Francis. :lll of Wisdom, Mont.
,i-td :. ". I-ANGIIoRNk, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
NOTICE.

roI.>H,s MlSE, Aug. nth. ,>>,.
To ALI. Whom II MAY CoScERN:
do hereby notify all parties that vii! no, ',c re
spnnsih!c tor any debts contracted by party or
parties on the POllris Mine: and do iurtlcr say
that they are 1T liberty tn work and have all the
orct they can take out it they will no: Interfere with
nor take the benefit OF my work.
33-td JOHN CHASE.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
"esert land. Final Proof Notice for pu,
1icatiO,i.
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice for Pub.
licatioN.

US. Land Office, Helena, Mont, Oct. ~, 1857.
Notice T. il hereby given that George w. Loving
has filed notice Of intention to make proof on
his desert land claim No 11lG. for the south half
northeast quarter; southeast quarter northwest
Melton. Probate Judge Bpaverl,ead county, n
~ at Dillon. Montana Oh saturday. the 3rtt day
of December. 1887.
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land: August Keichlc. Jacob Hartwig. Ozins
Willis snd Clayton Il. Stantield, all Of Willis =
q. Montana.
R-td :. W. Langhorne. Register
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice for Pub
LEGATION.

Us. Land O:iite. Helena, Mont, Oct. 9th, l>I7.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Ill., of Red
Rock lscavrrhc,d county. Mont. has filed notice
of intention make proof on his desert land claim
number 100. for the northeast quarter 10,
northwest quarter northwest quarter tp.
south range 10 west before H. Il. Melton probate
I,dyc nt. l;cavcrisc:;' county. NJ T.. ut Dillon,
Mont. Saturday, ,nc nth day o, November. l$S.
lie names the following. witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation "t said .:,nd:
Emerson Hill. .!anc> W. Scott. Daniel 4. Clap
ham and Iol:a frost. Ill of Red Eork. Mont.
l.-td y ". I.,nyhornc. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
TRTHlNE STEAM JOB OFFICE

The facilities for turning out Job printing
at the TRIBUNE Job Department are equal
TO those of the best printing establishments
in Montana. Our presses arc run by steam
and with the latest styles of types and ma.
terial we are prepared to turn out all kinds
of lob work.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land, Final proof--Sotice tor pul,
lic:ltiOn.

Y. :. Land Office. Helena. Mont. Oct. II. l>s7.
:, Notice !. hereby given that George y. Hardy Of
to make roof on his desert land claim No. 1913,
for the east half northeast quarter section ~ IN
y south range Il west: the northwest quarter and
southwest quarter section ~ Ip 6 south rang" Il
" before II. r: Melton Probate Judge Beaver
head county. NJ. T., at Dillon, Mont. on Monday
the 9TH day If December, 1857.
lie names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
lands Louis kreuger Hugh p. Grugan, Frederick
w. Pahnish and Jerome J. Sperry, all Of Ban
mack, Montana.
l3-td $. W. lMnghorne register.